Daisy Counseling Center · Greenwood, Indiana
Your first step toward a fresh start.
Counseling for children, teens, adults, couples and families in Greenwood, Indiana.
Daisies are nature’s picture of hope and a fresh start. Knowing where to begin is the hardest part. Lao Tzu said, “The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.” Daisy Counseling Center can be your first step.
Depression and anxiety are, unfortunately, a common story. Daisy Counseling Center can help you learn how to navigate your difficult and confusing experiences, whether it be family divorce, depression, anxiety, self-injury, bullying, poor self-esteem, social anxiety, trauma, issues related to sexuality, or gender.
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Meet Cathy
About Cathy
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker offering Individual, Couples, and Family Therapy to Children, Adolescents, and Adults.
Education
I graduated with my Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work from Indiana University in 2007. I also graduated with my Masters of Social Work in 2011 from Indiana University and obtained my License as a Clinical Social Worker in 2014.
Experience
While working on my undergraduate degree, I had the opportunity to complete two internships. The first was with Exodus Refugee Services, where I assisted refugees from around the world to resettle in their new homes. I also interned with Jackson County Educational Center, where I worked with at-risk middle and high school students in Jackson County, Indiana.
During my graduate work at Indiana University, I interned with Brushy Creek Elementary School as a school social worker. My position there involved counseling with students, assisting with social skills training, and referring parents to supportive services. In addition, I interned as a therapist at Family Service, working with uninsured clients and teaching parenting classes.
After graduating with my MSW, I was offered a position with Family Service and continued my practice there until 2018, when I became a therapist with Choices in Counseling.
My experience includes working with children and families who are involved in the Department of Child Services system and with adolescents and adults in the criminal justice system. In addition, I have worked with all age groups from toddlers to seniors, as well as counseling with families and couples.
I specialize in assisting clients with mood disorders or Post-traumatic Stress Disorder and teaching relaxation and coping skills. Clients have told me that I am easy to talk to and seem warm and genuine.
My personal experience, which I believe has made me a more compassionate and effective therapist include raising two children, being married for 35+ years, and experiencing a cancer diagnosis. I can empathize with the ups and downs of having a family as well as the fear associated with a life-threatening illness.
Why Do I Care?
That’s a great question! My vocation as a therapist is my job. I get up and go to work each day to be able to pay my bills each month. But…it’s also my passion, my calling, and my reason to be. I can tell you I genuinely want to help you overcome barriers to peace and joy in your life.
Still interested? Go to the contact page and either call or text, and I’ll respond as soon as possible. I look forward to meeting you soon.
What to expect
Your first visit
While I do have a couch, it’s not what you think. I’ve created an atmosphere that I hope helps you to feel at home. When you arrive we will simply get to know each other. Please feel free to ask me any questions you might have.
Services
01
Individual counseling
[One-on-one support for depression, anxiety, trauma, self-esteem and life’s harder seasons.]
02
Couples counseling
[A safe space for partners to communicate, reconnect and work through conflict.]
03
Family counseling
[Helping families navigate change, including divorce, and strengthen their relationships.]
04
Adolescent counseling
[Support for teens facing anxiety, bullying, self-injury, identity questions and more.]
05
Parenting support
[Practical tools and encouragement for the challenges of raising kids.]
06
Substance use and recovery support
[Compassionate help for people working toward and maintaining recovery.]
Rates & Insurance
01
Initial assessment
02
Ongoing sessions
03
Self-pay sessions
Insurance
Insurance plans
Aetna
Anthem / BCBS
All Savers
Beacon
Cigna
UMR
UnitedHealthcare
SIHO
EAPs
Employee assistance programs
Community Health Direct
Community Health EAP
Concern EAP
Curalinc EAP
Life Services EAP
Have questions about cost? Call or text me and I’m happy to talk it through. If you’re uninsured or paying out of pocket, you’re entitled to a Good Faith Estimate. Don’t see your plan? Reach out and I’ll help you check your coverage.
Good Faith Estimate
Your Right Under the No Surprises Act
Effective January 1, 2022, under a new federal rule to protect consumers from surprise health care bills, social workers and counselors must provide a good faith estimate of expected charges that may be billed for services to individuals who are:
Uninsured (not enrolled in any health plan or coverage) or
Self-pay (not seeking to file a claim with their plan or coverage)
The Good Faith Estimate must be provided both orally and in writing, upon request or at the time of scheduling health care services.
What now?
If you’re thinking about giving therapy a try, here’s how it works:
Step one
Get to know me.
Read my About page to learn who I am and why I care.
Step two
Reach out.
Call, text or email. Ask any question you want and see how it feels.
Step three
Start when you’re ready.
If it still feels comfortable, we’ll set up your first appointment.
Ready to take the first step?
Call or text me with any questions. There’s no pressure. If it feels right, we’ll set up your first appointment.